The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-09-01

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Mr.. E. NJ. Post, CT New Orleans, WA, ~
city this week
Mr. Edward Dee and family departed for NJ.
York last week
Miss Fannie W. Afford came up from PHI
Beach this week.
The County Commissioners will b. in,
sion next Monday.
MIR. II. j. Mccall, of Madison u, WA a, a.
capital last Friday.
Mr.. end Mrs c. B. Gwynn returned r..
| ST. Teresa Tuesday.
Mr.. F. B. Carter, of Mariana. WA I. Il.
city few days since.
Mr.. L. A. Perkins returned Moud.y INN.
weeks sojourn at Pablo.
Mr.. R A. Shine made flying visit 10 la.
sonville few days since.
Mrs. Matte Bunch, of Barlow. wis th.,..
OF Mrs. B. N Shay last week
Mr.. c. H. Parlin, of Carrabelle, wa NJ.
tered at the 81. James Tuesday.
Miss Hennie Clark returned home this -,
| from visit to friends at Jacksonville
Judge West issued only seven MARRIAGE Il.
censes during the month ofAugust--all ,s colorsd
persons.
DIR. ]. NJ. earn last week sold fine COW Ia
parties in South Florida for The snug little sum
| of sixiy-fve dollars.
State Senator C. W. Stevens Of Madpoa
was in the city last Friday and warmly greeted
| by his many friends.
Senator John 81. McKinne, of Marisun,
came up to the capital last Friday and wen. to
ST. Teresa on Saturday.
- Delicate Diseases. affecting
male or female, however induced, speedily md
permanently cured. illustrated book for 10
cents in stamps. Worlds Dispensay Medical
Association n, 66S Main Street, Buffalo. NY
Mr.. ]. W. Dorr, of the FLoRIDILz, VA
called to Pensacola on Tuesday BY telegnn
announcing the dangerous illness of bis mother
Governor Perry received many dstin-
guished and courteous attentions during BIZ
visit to Pablo to review the State troops in camp
there.
Miss Lucy B. Randolph, one of Talahassees
most charming and highly esteemed young
ladies, has returned from Grief visit 70 Jsck-
sonville.
Surf Bathing at Murray Hail. ST
Among the reigniDg bellies at Pablo during
the encampment was Miss Nellie Lang, the &C.
complished daughter of Adjutant-General Lang
of Tallahassee.
Mr.. L. d. Blocker leaves in q few days fm
New York to begin the study Of medicine
Louis is favorite in Tallahassee, and we wish
him abundant success.
at Rawls' drug store ikd
The clear, warm weather has made the cot
ton open rapidly, and the staple is coming into
marke: at rapid rate. Prices are fair and he
quality of cotton is said 10 be unually fine
When used according to directions, Ayers
Ague Cure is warranted to eradicate. from the
system, Fever and Ague, Intermittent, Remitient
and Bilious Fevers, and all malsrial diseased
Try it.
Little Edmund Weeks, aged two and ball
years, son of Wallace s. Weeks, formerly Of TIN
city, died on Monday night after q brief illnes
and was buried at the family homestead southd
Tallahassee.
Have you visited Murray Hall! ST.
Colonel Thomas j. Roberts returned lsa
week from Atlanta. GA, where he attended TIE
Interstate Convention of Farmers as delegse
from Florida. He was highly pleased with is
pleasant and successful meeting of farmers IRON
all the Southern States and reports that informs
ton relative to the advantages Florida onen
farmers is greatly in demand.
The latest departures for ST. Teresa are Col
and Mrs John A. Henderson and daughter, MI.
and Mrs. H A. Fish. Mrs. A. ]. Fish and son.
Mrs. Lottie Groner and Miss Coburn. Among
those who came up on Tuesdays boat were MAJ.
and Mrs. W. o. Ames and daughter. Col J. d.
McKinne, Mr. George Lewis, Hon. D. S. WalKa'
Jr.. Mrs o. Bernard and Mr. George Hopkins
FIrs.-An Fits stopped free by Dr. Klipes Gress
Marvellous cures Treatise and $500 tr1A ooaS
Pbjladelnhia Pa sly
In every community there are numoef
men whose whole time is not occupied, sucn
teachers, ministers, farmers sons, and Omen
To these classes especially we would say, IL y0'
wish to make several hundred dollars our'ns
the next few months, write at once 70 D. :.
johnson & Co., of Richmond Va, and they WIZ
show yeu how 10 do it.
We learn that Mr. A. NJ Carlisle, OF Isis'
hassee, is making preparations to improve "n-'
is known as the Carlisle Place" in this county,
He will erect q nice dwelling and other nece'.
sary oulhsuses. This is one among the m0~
valuable tracts of land in Wakulla, and MI. Oar
isles object 10 to make Of it q model farm
WdkuUa Zimes
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'-Miss Laura Barnes, daughter OF Comp'io'
Ter Barnes, Tallahassee, young lady OF cnAin
ing attainmentA b greatly admired 81 NUM-
Hall Among the many pleasant faces .A-
brighten Murray Hall 10 that of Miss Anne va
riner. of Northeastern Texas. . guest Oh NJ
Barnes, of Tallahassee. Miss Warmer Oh
sidered one of the most attractive and pies',
ladies now at Pablo.-JackUnci@ Ns'ss-h'''"'
Aasast 20tA. A..
-Adjutant-General Lang returned 10 W
State Capital Tuesday, and reports that inc 01
campmeAt of the State troops ut fsoie
q gratifying success. The soldiers ptes''
ine military appearances, and the drilling "
very creditable to the companies many -. -.
hers of which were unaccustomed 70 MIN
service, and had been prscticing the art io' -
a few weeks. All look forward win p'e
authorizations to the encampment mex
when there win be Q generous nvsily :"
fciency In the arts of wal.